Overview of Time Issues with Temporal Logics for Business Process Models

Kluza, Krzysztof; Jobczyk, Krystian; Wiśniewski, Piotr; Ligęza, Antoni

doi:10.15439/2016f328

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“…Table 2 describes how the different process ingredients are represented in the mentioned notations. The summary was based on [29][30][31]. The results of the comparative analysis show that, within the selected languages, only BPMN and UML Activity Diagrams can satisfy the requirement to represent all common process ingredients.…”

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Spreadsheets as Interoperability Solution for Business Process Representation

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Business process models help to visualize processes of an organization. In enterprises, these processes are often specified in internal regulations, resolutions or other law acts of a company. Such descriptions, like task lists, have mostly form of enumerated lists or spreadsheets. In this paper, we present a mapping of process model elements into a spreadsheet representation. As a process model can be represented in various notations, this can be seen as an interoperability solution for process knowledge interchange between different representations. In presenting the details of the solution, we focus on the popular BPMN representation, which is a de facto standard for business process modeling. We present a method how to generate a BPMN process model from a spreadsheet-based representation. In contrast to the other existing approaches concerning spreadsheets, our method does not require explicit specification of gateways in the spreadsheet, but it takes advantage of nested list form. Such a spreadsheet can be created either manually or merged from the task list specifications provided by users.

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“…The further works over the system development should also concern requirements engineering aspects [15], [16], as well as temporal issues of the system [17], [18].…”

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Context-aware and pro-active queue management systems in intelligent environments

Klimek¹

2017

Proceedings of the 2017 Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems

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Abstract-The Ambient intelligence (AmI) paradigm refers to electronic environments which are sensitive and responsive to the presence of people. Queue systems are practically used in various institutions and commercial enterprises constituting a challenge for the intelligent environments in smart cities. The management of the customer flows guarantees elimination or reduction of the queues as well as the economic benefits which follow the clients' satisfaction of the better service quality. There has been proposed the intelligent queue management system designed as the pro-active and context-aware system basing on multiple lowlevel sensors and devices constituting the IoT (Internet of Things) network. The designed context-driven system is characterized by user friendliness, as well as the client behavior understanding to generate actions that support clients. There has been proposed the conceptual version of the system. The selected aspects of the prototype version has been simulated. This prototype can be used as the necessary experience for building the target system meeting the precise needs and assumptions typical for context-aware and pro-active system basing on IoT networks.

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“…Additionally, many different extensions of BPMN have been proposed for capturing various aspects of business processes [13]- [16]. Thus, in such an advanced and complex notation, it is hard to avoid model anomalies.…”

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